The Grice House Museum is situated at 865 North Huron Avenue in Harbor Beach, Michigan. It provides a glimpse into life in years gone by, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the past. The museum is housed in a building that was constructed by James G. Grice, an immigrant from England who arrived in the United States in the early 1860s. Today, the museum complex includes the original house, the old Adam's schoolhouse, and a pole barn.
The Grice House Museum complex comprises the original house, the old Adam's schoolhouse, and a pole barn. It features special exhibit areas such as a Marine Room, Sewing Room, Industrial Room, and Military Room. Additionally, it showcases agricultural machinery and implements, and a reconstructed 1800s-era schoolhouse. These exhibits provide a comprehensive view of the historical lifestyle and industries of the area.
The Grice House Museum is home to nearly 2000 artifacts spread across its three buildings. Some of the early exhibits include a pump organ donated by Gladys Seither, a large handmade loom by Henry Roots, and a fascinating collection of pioneer type tools from Albert Frank. These artifacts offer a tangible connection to the past, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of the area.
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N Lakeshore Rd, Harbor Beach
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